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ghuntley
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5y ago
More insights at https://ghuntley.com/how-long/
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5y ago
> its not clear how often the kids are around Deliberately so, this information is private and personal. Especially right now due to lockdowns in Australia. I have publically shared this recently because enough is enough: https:/&#
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5y ago
Theft is indeed a concern. It's not something I talk publically about but if you look closely at the header image you'll see some clues about one of the mitigations. Footage is backed up offsite.
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5y ago
Yup. My bonder virtual machine is running Ubuntu + Speedify.
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ghuntley
5y ago
Nice, thanks for sharing. Since you mentioned SSH - make sure you use MOSH. If using an iPad https://blink.sh/ is an absolute gem.
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ghuntley
5y ago
Tour of the final kitout is coming; leave your digits at https://ghuntley.com/newsletter Fridge, Freezer, Electric Blanket, Electric Hotwater, 12v Oven, Microwave, Instapot, Telephony Kit (blog post), Gaming Computer and Xb
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5y ago
If you setup your eletrical system correctly then 90w at 240v is nothing. Answered at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28594552
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5y ago
Cheers. If anyone at Teltonika wants to send me a RUTX14 I'd love to try it out.
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5y ago
Use Speedify as the underlay network then run a self-hosted VPN on top (configure in the UniFi Dream Machine Pro). :)
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Starlink would be used when camping; 5G doesn't work in scenarios like [1] this and is only useful when hanging around cities as the range of 5G is very poor. [1] https://ghuntley.com/content/images/size/
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Answered at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28594133
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Yes: 1. https://www.abc.net.au/news/rural/2020-05-01/rural-residents... 2. https://www.gizmodo.com.au/2020/05/telstra-sms-over-wifi-lau... 3. https://www.itnews.com.au&#x
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5y ago
That assumes I'm departing from a house? This is my house.
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If someone at Peplink wants to send me a router; I'd love to try it out. https://ghuntley.com/contact
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5y ago
It's all solar.
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Oh, this _seriously_ chews power. I need to do a blogpost up about the eletrical system that makes it all possible. Leave your digits at https://ghuntley.com/newsletter to be notified when it ships. I looked into teltonika
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5y ago
Alfa AWUS036ACH is a slapping good WiFi adapter. It's mounted in my roof and I run a 10m USB extension cable from the roof to the network rack.
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ghuntley
5y ago
Go for the backpack route (in the blogpost). Speedify + iPad (or Phone) with LTE + Hotspot.
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5y ago
They are indeed. https://excalidraw.com/#json=4810888066367488,n9qcxzAN-ynr7k...
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5y ago
[straya] The van has a toilet so toilet spiders don't kill me or the kids https://ghuntley.com/toilets
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5y ago
Indeed
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5y ago
The UniFi Dream Machine Pro has a backup WAN link. I plug my backpack nighthawk LTE router into it when it is not in my backpack. If speedify fails, it falls over automatically.
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5y ago
Aliexpress is the place to start your quest. Look for "pfsense routers".
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5y ago
Answered here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28593998
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5y ago
My "camping" is "your living" but in nature instead of being a slave to a circa $912,382 home loan in Sydney, Australia. When I want to go "your camping" I house-sit or stay at friends houses. https:/
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5y ago
I have a collapsable ladder which is used to clean the panels. There is absolutely no space on the roof left for Dishy and mounting it up there would cast shadows on the solar system (which is circa 3 * 350w house solar panels). For dishy,
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5y ago
Thanks wyldfire; the photos that are blurred are the identifiers of my RIPE atlas nodes. It's not a big issue if they become public knowledge. Fully aware of attack vectors related to image bluring.
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5y ago
BINGO.
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5y ago
It is for my family. It may not be for yours. When they reach the age where they have their own cellphones / social media media then it's different. Freshly popped popcorn from the microwave + salt + butter and introducing kiddos
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